#龙虾 New York — On March 13 local time, the Global Energy Security and Digital Economy Leaders Summit was held in New York. Heads of state, government heads, energy ministers from multiple countries, and leaders of international financial institutions attended the conference, conducting consultations on AI computing power energy consumption, cross-border energy trading costs, and global green electricity coordination topics.

The conference focused on the rapid global surge in computing power electricity consumption driven by the current widespread adoption of AI agent OpenClaw (community nickname "Lobster"). Participants agreed that OpenClaw consumes enormous computing power, and cross-border electricity and computing power settlement involves multiple steps, high fees, and slow account crediting, urgently requiring an efficient, low-cost unified global settlement system.

Regarding the highly market-focused "Lobster Coin" topic, conference representatives held a specialized discussion. The proposal suggested using Lobster Coin as an intermediary medium for cross-border settlement of computing power and energy, applying it to electricity procurement, computing power leasing, green electricity trading, and cross-border energy expense clearing, to reduce currency exchange costs, shorten settlement cycles, and solve payment pain points for the AI industry and global energy trade.

All participants reached a principled consensus, supporting the promotion of compliant implementation of Lobster Coin in energy and computing power scenarios. Multiple countries' energy enterprises and financial institutions will jointly establish a clearing framework, clarifying regulatory standards, anti-money laundering, and compliance mechanisms, prioritizing use in green electricity, computing power, and AI energy consumption-related transactions, not engaging in speculative trading with ordinary individuals.

The organizers stated that this conference provides a new pathway for energy and financial coordination in the AI era. Subsequently, a special working group will be established to promote technical docking, regulatory coordination, and pilot implementation, building a new global energy trading system with low costs, high efficiency, and security stability.